Jersey City’s Flagpole Is a Trap Door: Satan or Silence Jersey City has a flag program that’s basically a public microphone bolted to City Hall. It works great until someone says something the City doesn’t “love.” Now the City is stalling a Christian flag request while historically allowing all kinds of secular and cause-based flags. That’s not “caution.” That’s viewpoint …
Usually, we’re the ones making officials uncomfortable—planting disco-ball-topped Festivus poles in state capitols, challenging unconstitutional religious favoritism, and fighting tirelessly for First Amendment rights. But sometimes, a city gets it so right, we just have to stand up and applaud. That city today is Boise, Idaho. Recently, Boise’s City Council courageously defied Idaho’s restrictive flag legislation by officially adopting the …
Hartford, Waterbury, Torrington, and New Britain are all flying Christian flags.Chaz Stevens — founder of the Church of Satanology — asked for equal time.Result? Dead silence, ghosting, and transparent stalling from Connecticut officials. According to CT Insider, these cities bent over backwards to approve a flag celebrating Christianity under the thin excuse of “heritage.”But when Stevens requested to raise a …
Think your Arkansas school district fully understands Act 264? Think again. In a bold move designed to test the limits of Arkansas Act 264, Chaz Stevens—the provocative founder of the Church of Satanology and veteran constitutional advocate—plans to donateover 20,000 religious posters to Arkansas public schools. But there’s a catch: they’re not all in English, and many have stylistically unconventional …
When Hartford raised a Christian flag over City Hall, Chaz Stevens and the Church of Satanology saw an opening—and they’re not letting it slide. According to NBC Connecticut, the Hartford City Council voted to fly a Christian flag, claiming it represented “hope and faith” for the city. Now Stevens, never one to miss a chance to spotlight government hypocrisy, has …
Hartford City Hall just handed us a golden opportunity to expose religious favoritism at its finest. This week, CT News Junkie reported that the Hartford City Council voted 7–2 to fly a Christian flag over City Hall — but when Chaz Stevens, founder of the Church of Satanology, demanded equal treatment, the city quickly backpedaled. City officials, led by Deputy …
